Sentence examples for insight expertise from inspiring English sources
Fuse said in a news release that Mr. Norris "will play a key role in driving 'Fuse News's' mission to report on the important stories in music with insight, expertise and an unparalleled depth of coverage".
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The private sector has the unique insight, expertise and financial resources to provide the support that teachers across grade levels tell us they're lacking, and the ability to try new teaching techniques with a fail fast and change quickly mindset.
We are highly appreciative of Sir Gerald's insights, expertise and knowledge and wish to thank him for his advice".
As governments continue to forge ahead with reforms, they should make greater use of the behavioural insights expertise at their disposal.
On these subjects, Paxman has insight and expertise; on some others, he has less compelling things to say.
KPMG has a long standing relationship with clients throughout the Media sector, and our experience of working with clients ranging from major international entertainment companies to broadcast companies, publishing companies and marketing services companies equips us with the unique insight and expertise that is necessary to address the challenges facing the industry today.
"I am incredibly grateful and thank M T for all of her insight and expertise, but I fully respect her decision and wish her all the best," Rich Ross, Disney's movie chairman, wrote Monday in an e-mail to studio employees.
